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Read more →Doyle Convenience Center is the small town drop-off spot on McMinnville Highway that locals use for household cleanouts and yard debris. Residents in and around Doyle bring loads here rather than hauling everything to a landfill. It’s the kind of place used by neighbors doing spring cleanup or routine trash runs.
This is a convenience center-style site, so expect a compact setup with separate bins or containers for different materials rather than a big transfer station. There’s usually a single drive-in area where vehicles pull up, toss items into the proper container and leave; sometimes there’s a small booth or attendant area but layouts vary. The ground is often gravel or paved with concrete pads at each container, and there’s typically room for a few trucks to queue during busy times. Weekends and spring cleanup will be noticeably busier, so plan for a short wait then.
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